anaheim-gazette 1949-04-14

County 4-H Club All-Stars at Berkeley Confab California 4-H Club All-Stars are again in attendance at the annual convention of All-Stars at the University of California at Berkeley. Miss Nancy Burdick of the West Orange 4-H Club and Frank Mead, III, Orange Park Acres, Orange county delegates, will attend the conference with 84 other All-Star delegates from all over California, according to H. W. Longfellow, assistant farm advisor in Orange county. Full Program The program this year will be packed full of interest for the All-Stars. There will be a visit to Fisherman’s Wharf and Chinatown in San Francisco and a boat trip around the bay. They will attend a Beethoven concert of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra at the Memorial Opera House. On the University campus the group will be toured through the library and the radiation laboratory. Talks by faculty members will include Chiura Obata, whose subject is “Mother Nature in California;” Lester E. Reukema, on “Atomic Energy Possibilities;” Albert Elkus, who will discuss Beethoven before the group attends the symphony; and Charles Camp, who will tell of recent explorations in Africa. Coach Waldorf to Speak That sounds like a full schedule right there... but that’s not all. Lucille K. Czarnowski will teach Talks by faculty members will include Chiura Obata, whose subject is "Mother Nature in California;" Lester E. Reukema, on "Atomic Energy Possibilities;" Albert Elkus, who will discuss Beethoven before the group attends the symphony; and Charles Camp, who will tell of recent explorations in Africa. Coach Waldorf to Speak That sounds like a full schedule right there . . . but that's not all. Lucille K. Czarnowski will teach the All-Stars how to folk-dance, and Lynn O. Waldorf, the head football coach, will tell about athletics at the University of California. This is the ninth All-Star conference held in California. The representatives who will gather in Berkeley in April were chosen as outstanding 4-H Club members for the year 1948. They will meet to exchange views and learn new ideas to take back to the club members in their county. An All-Star sets the pace for 4-H Club members and stands for the best there is in club work. Announce Daily Programs for Civic Progress Week (Continued from page 1) bers of the planning commissions and officials of cities under 50,000 population and of all southland communities. Kenneth F. Hellyer, president of the chamber is general chairman of the day and will be assisted by program chairmen Charles Hayes Diggs and Robert Mungall. Co-sponsors are the Anaheim Realty Board. The day's general discussion theme is: "Is southern California meeting the challenge its phenomenal growth deserves." Youth, Recreation and Education Day The final day of the week has been designated as Youth, Recreation and Education day and will start at 12:15 p.m. at the Elks club with a luncheon. Host will be the Lion's club, co-sponsors are the Optimists, P.-T.A. Council and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Dick Glover is chairman. General discussion theme is, "The new attitude in education." Four discussion periods have been planned to be followed with a panel of the period speakers. City Council Adopts Resolutions with a luncheon. Host will be the Lion's club, co-sponsors are the Optimists, P.-T.A. Council and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Dick Glover is chairman. General discussion theme is, "The new attitude in education." Four discussion periods have been planned to be followed with a panel of the period speakers. City Council Adopts Resolutions (Continued from page 1) opened for public parking during the week. City engineer Hapgood received permission to hire two new men for the streets department in preparation for the $42,000 improvements and face-lifting that the city's thoroughfares are slated to receive. Raymond L. Campbell, night watchman at the KwikKset company was deputized to serve without compensation as per the request of the local lock-manufacturing firm. Legion Gets Concession The American Legion was granted the park concession at La Palma during the coming night softball season and the forthcoming American Legion baseball tournament. Final reading and adoption of a new tax ordinance repealing the old ordinance and bringing tax collections up to date was made. COUPLE BUY HOME ON ARROYO DRIVE Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Ross, formerly of 8242 Brookhurst road, are now residing in their recently purchased home 1096 Arroyo drive, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oxford, former owners, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross were represented by Margaret Linson and Jess Medaris, associate realtors of this city. Southern California Saves ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS Easter Dinner OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MEALS OF THE ALPHA BETA'S SMOKED E OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ALPHA BETA'S CURED HICKORY SMOKED HALF AMS SHANK END 49¢ WHOLE HAMS 57c LB. TOP FROST FRESH FROZEN ORN ON THE COB 2 EARS 19¢ PORK LOIN ROASTS RIB END 57¢ BONELESS PORK ROAST BOSTON ROLLED 59¢ PORK CHOPS LARGE RIB 63¢ PORK SAUSAGE COUNTRY STYLE 49¢ SLICED BACON SQUARES NO RIND 33¢ ALPHA BETAS SLICED BACON 55¢ PORK CHOPS LARGE RIB 63¢ PORK SAUSAGE COUNTRY STYLE 49¢ SLICED BACON SQUARES NO RIND 33¢ ALPHA BETAS CENTER CUTS SLICED BACON 55¢ BEST NO. 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